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Hoo Pioneers 80 Advancing; mess pork,
tli -; sugar cured hams illmll &c; break
fast bacon, II ll6l2c; bulk pork, clear sides,
5'.0sc; clear rib sides, 7Mn7Aci long clear,
1ssM7Sfc; shoulders, 6jSGp6c.
LARD-Ticrccs, 79Ec; half brls, 7ssc; kgs,
7g,c; choice kettle, SO: strong.
FisH--Mackcrcl half barrels No. I, 81 80;
No =, 81 %; No. ., ~ -; l0-lb kit, No. |,
81 10; No. ., ~ 10; No :, 81 %. Dry her
ring, family, De per box.
Pics FEEr-lIarrcls, 81 80; half barrels
81 -; kegs, Al IL.
FRrsn MrAts-Choicc beef, hindquarters
Ge17c; forcquartcrS, Sale; second grade,
headquarters, &C.; forcquartcrs, Dc; common,
headquarters, 2ilc; forcquarters, lie. Sheep,
10. Hogs, nc.
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Miscellaneous.

HA0DtSu-Gi f@7a.c
Tus-ti aOt4t -.
Suor-Drop, 81 Jj. buck, u %.
lTAp=tr.
Nuts Iron, g. iS62 N steel. A. Sj@2 ~.
roWprE- Neg, ~ hall kegs y %. quar-.
ter kcgs, A o.
Common, es@Jjc, other grades,
3i6t ~.
WmsKy-Slmirht Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland aud Pennsylvania Rye. Robinson
aud Lincoln counties. Tennessee whistles,
According 30 age aud make, common whisky,
nCftl Is. according h. proof
SNUtr-Garuris. SO "; Ralph's, $40 -
railroad. 81 %. Gail 4 Az, ~
llinp-Dry Hint, No I, iaai3'sc. No {?
i0ll0isc dry saltcd. Sftloc green saltcd
No. /. Gis@ic; No. >, SIC, green, imSC
shccpskins. iac@tl.
Coat Ous-rrimc white Wholesale lots 10,
por gallon.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashod, $50
isc; clear gra.c WOOL, 2im2t bury washed
2ONt3oc, tub washed, J3GfJ1c.
BfrsNAN--2nc
TALtIw -3mJitc.
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THE RIVERS.
Movements nj the I.eye

DepTtures-ficnry lourcy, ~. LOUIS.
General News
BUSINESS dull
CLEAR and cold.
RIVER stationary.
QrIET on the lcyce.
THEE boats leaving today.
TnE st. Paul Is overdue from 81. Louis.
THE Joe Peters j. due from White river
TnE upper Ohio continues to rise slowly.
TnE City Of Providence is due from Nicks-
burg.
TnE Kate Adams leaves tomorrow for Ar
kansas City.
TuE rivers are frozen at Ia Crosse, Omaha
and 81. Paul.
TnE Gayoso leaves tomorrow evening for
| Tiptonyille and way points
TnE Henry Lourey, with barges, passed 10
| 81. Louis yesterday afternoon.
Arkansas nIyER !. rising at Fort Smith,
but Is stationary NJ Little Rock.
TINS James Ice, Capt Clagctt, leaves this
evening for Helena aud Frians Point
THE Eugene Il due from Arkansas river.
| She will return Ia that stream rs soon ~ UNI
| loaded.
DuRING the twcnty.four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river here remained sta
tionary.
Tmr machinery of the steamer Home. Dc
stroycd by fire on White river. will be re-
| covered.
TnE Kato Adams did not get away until
yesterday morning, having been detained IN
securing deck crew.
TnE Coahoma, Capt Higgins, T. the Ice
line packet this evening Tor OsccOla and all
way landings on the upper coast
TIIE Rene Macrcady arrived from Blues
| Point with lGi bales of cotton, ~ bags oi
seed cotton and $50 sacks OF cotton seed.
She returns 10 Blues Point this evening.
Carr. joins :. Patterson and other II
| Cincinnati, have purchased the steamer
Commonwealth. from the Anchor line. She
will run In the Cincinnati and New ORLEANS
trade
TnE Hudson will arrive here tomorrow
and NJ once enter the Memphis aud Nick--
burg trade ~ an independent packet. She
will make weekly trips leaving here every
Saturday. Capt. II. Z. Lowe Is her agent.
TIW Benton arrived yesterday from Con.
Gorilla with - bales NJ cotton, iGi bags VI
seed cotton aud i,aOS sacks OF cotton. She
discharged her cargo and laid up 10 make
some necessary repairs. She will receive
new staging, rigging, etc.
Carr. JonN IlARrH,N, agent for the board
| oi Underwriters, has gone 20 the wreck IT
the burned steamer Alberta No. 3. lie
thinks the machinery will be saved In good
shape and about 30 bales of cotton rccOy-
cred, but In damaged condition.
TuE steamer Herbert ut New Orleans has
been sold t. Booth n sons, 20 transport oys.
tens 10 the city. The same party has another
boat coming ont from Pitisburg called the
Baltimore. and she Is towing six bangs and
dcpot-boat 2iD feet long and 30 feet wide,
10 be- located near Louisiana avenue. This
is an oyster enterprise exclusively and ON
an extensive scale.
TINS little steamer G. Schulzc arrived Mon.
day night from the upper bends, With ~
bales OF cotton, 40 hays ~ seed cotton aud
coo sacks of cotton seed. shortly after land.
Ing the outrirgcS Of the arbuar,l guarl gave
way, prccipitatng about ~ bales of cotton,
~ bags Of seed cotton and 90 sacks ~ cot.
ton seed into the river The damaged cargo
was mostly recovered. Capt. Smith entered
protest yesterday In the Office of VI. u. Tree.
| want.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

'NNl IuOAuNlOnH NtEt III ibllONos
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 7594c; No. 3 spring
wheat, Csc; No. red, 76hc; No. 2 corn,
4lc; No. oats, 20lsc; No. 2 rye, 551@5dc;
No 2 barley, 75Gg79c; No | iaxsecd, VI 49,
al 20; prime timothy seed ~ 20Cd2 80.
Mess pork, per brl. ,Sli 25CGli 90; lard, per
100 lbs, 81 1907 l2lI; short rib sides, loose,
s. 25Ca7 37h; dry saltcd shoulders, boxed,
81 IOCs5 80; short clear sides, boxed, " o.
az 90.
Receipts-Flour, $1,000 brls; wheat, $4,000
bu.; corn, 5000 bu.; oats, $4,000 bu.; rye,
2,eco bu.; barley, S5,OOObu.
shipmonts-Flour, $1,000 brls.; wheat,
Is, OO0 bu.; corn 5000 bu; oats, 12j, 600 bu.;
rye, 800 bu.; barley, 5000 bu.
On the produce exchange today, the but
ter market was steady; creamery, 2std2Oci
fancy dairy, 23yS@25c. Eggs -2l@22c.
NEW York. Nov. %. --Coiiee-spot fair; rio
nominal, options 25@5O points higher and
fairly active; sales, 1929 bags December,
81 lOCali 90 January, Sii 2OtdH %; Feb.
runry, $ll 2Odli 81; March, $li l5tdl4 80;
April, Sll 2Otdli 50; May, Sli l5dl4 81;
June, Sl4 05@l4 l5; July, Sli 05CIli 80;
August, sl3 S5Crli 10; September, Sl3 Goa
IL O5; October Sl3 81; (lSSS), November,
Sl3 i0Ctl3 55 December, sl3 I5Cdl3 a.
Sugar-Dull and nominal; New Orleans,
4Ac; refined firm; extra G, . 3-l6ta5sEci
white extra G, 5lsM5ssc; yellow, lss@Isc;
Off A, 5hm5'sc; mold \, GA@7c; standard
A, Glic; conicctoncrs' A, G.Jtc; granulatcd
csc; cubes, G9t@Gjsc. Molasses-stcady
Ricc-Firm.
KANSAS Cry, No, Nov. 20.-WLcat-
Steady; No. . soft, cash. 69c bid; Deem
Der, zoe bid; January, 73c bid, 7lc asked
MAY, 7Si,c bid, 1sisc asked. Corn-Stcadyi
No . cash TO- bid lic asked; December
IOi,c bid, Ilc asked; year. l0Isc bid, ilC
asked; January. Ii9.c; May. H1sc bid, IIIIc
asked. Oats-No. ., cash, 23ifc bid.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. --Whisky-Stcady
sales, /, AS brls finished goods on basis oil
81 a.. Buttcr-ln good demand. Sugar
In fair demand. Eggs-firm at 2092lc
Checse-Firm.
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GENERAL MARKET.
Hren,l.tufTs

coEN Mru-Sinndarl, " So, pearl, s. O0
roiicr. o. 20. strong
Hr,ss-NnNy. 8 0m2 IS
o,r MrAt-ln hall btls t26g 80 irpm
store.
liotr-from store common. g. ~. fam.
ily 81 o. choice, 81 ~. fancy. 81. extra Ian.
Cy, 81 - patent 81 -. strong.
tEa'Errs soda, extra. g.. yoda. treble ~.
ga, ST. ginger Snaps, jii@Gisc. assorted
jumblcs iOr.
CH,,gfp wupr-in half brls. s. 2j iron,
store.
lloNfNY ASD GHIr-From store .j93 %.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bonds aud stocks.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 20-Moncy on call easy
at TO 8per cent, closed otlered-at . per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 6@sH per cent.
Sterling exchange dull and weaker at isl q
for sixty day bills and isi9i for demand.
Government bonds were quict'and weak.
State bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market was quictcr today. and
after the morning hours displayed little
feature. Prices were somewhat irregular,
but generally heavy 20 weak IN the forenoon
and stronger later in the day. The money
market was easier. and loans on call were to
be had as low as 2 per cent at the close. Adj
yanccs are in a majority this evening, but,
except for Pacific Mail, which Is up I per
cent, and Wheeling & Lake Erie which lost
~, the changes are for fractions only.
Railroad bonds are dull aud irregular.
Sales $4,000, Of which s2l2,OnO were IN
East Tennessee fivcs The total sales Of
stocks today were 3O7,D22 shares. Closing
quotations:
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A; noon Spols-st,idy, without quota.
hlc rhnuwr In prices. Sales, S,ND bales. ~
Whi'h american G.aOO bales Receipts ~. d.
go halc,, Of which American 2,,lOO bales
closing quotations wcrrus follows Ordinary,
i'sd. good ordinary, ~ low miidliug. . D.
iU.i ruud miidliur. i'sl middling uplauds.
. niusl; middling Ohclrs, sid.
futuvs opened quiet No advance, anl
closed quiet and steady as follows
The prices are given iu pence and Gilhs.
thus AB means iGjGid; and VI means
lGid.l
A T. M November, s SD, sellers. No.
yrmbcr December 3id. SELLER, December.
January, abl, sellers. January. February,
3 Gd, sellers February March, 3 sal srll.
crs. MawhAprl, o ISL, sellers. April MAY,
j,d, sellcr MnyJunc 3aj, seller. June.
July, AID. SELLERS
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INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES.

Our oldest child nov six years of arc. when an
infant ia months old wa attacked With Nirulcut.
malignant tkiu disease. Al ordinary remedies
falling. We called our family physician who At
rtyiulous mpidlty. until the lower portion oi the
little fellow peron. from 'hc middle VI his hack
down to hi kueys, was one solid nash, ugly, pain
fnl hlntrhed aud malicious. We had NJ pst nj
night no Ienee 10y DAY. Finally, We Ncw advised
e. tfy the ttTrurA NEvI Ms. The effect was flm.
ply marvellous In thrcc ~ iuur weeks q complete
eur was wrought. leaving the little fellow p,'fsun
~ white aud healthy o. though he had never been
attacked. W. my opinion your valuable remedies
saved his life aud tudny be j. stronr. healthy
child perfectly veil no rcpcliion II the disease
having ever occurred. coo 4. ENiTH,
Any ~ law and ~ Pros. Atty Ashland. %.
RrfEnrNcU J. q. MCisi, Druggist, Ashland, q.
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lIAy--Chocc, fmln store o.. car lold
irom lctcr OF lctot il1tst5i primo siow.
So,ss'c car load from lcvcc o. depot. $40
10 prairie from store 90, ear Load from
leyce OF depot y, iciijing u. cher.
bnANa-fom store OOc from icsre Gu lc.
pot, N5@li 10
ConN-l'om 4iorc. white. 5ssja niiCd
s.ri from leYse " depot, vhllc, In bulk 5ls
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IlAc AfaclI.

CmcAGo, H., Nov 2o.-The Drovcrs'
Journal reports: Cattle-Rcccipts, 500: ship
mcnts. 2,jJ0. Market strong. Fancy S5CG5 20;
shipping steers 50 ,Ndi W. stockcrs and
feeders. ~ a56i2 -; cows, bulls and mixed
$l@2 ~, Texas cattle, 81 1908 10; western
rangers, 81 25d4 30
liog,-Receipts, 22,oco shipments, G,coo.
Market stronger
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lIoos-.choice, Dic good, iiG@is,c com
mon, i'.@t'fc 4.
surrr-Cholcc. SIC; medium, o@9'ic;
common, SlCtl 30.
L'vu-choicc, 81. common to good, per
hcli. 81 5ndg.
GEtu CNuLE-Choice. 3i.d3ifo, good,
s'.Hic llir tn medium, 2d2ifc seal.
lla'Naes "a &c. feeders, light, iN@sci heavy,
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NEW YoRK.

NEw YORK.
Spois opened quiet aud closed firm,
middling, 1915. Sales, 80 bales. Quota
tion- were rs follows Ordinary, 7sc; good
ordinary, . Sic; low mddling, ~ i-idc;
middling ioisc; good middling, lOatc, mid.
ding fair. II 5.lGc; fair, II i5-l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed firm,
~ follows November, i0is,dlo.in Deem
her i7eti0is; January, i056aio55;
February, l06lai005. March, lO.5OalO.7l;
April, lo77@iO7s, May, iosi@io.si; June,
l0D@i0a,. July, lOyi@i00j; August
lo0SttiO.g0. sales. 10000 bales
Ngw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened steady aud closed
steady middling ESQ. Sales, $500 palcs.
Quotations, Wcw as follows: Ordinary, 7Lc;
rurl ordinary o. low middlinR, . 5-lCc,
niddling. o1,ci good middlinE, 1880.
iutur's opened steady aud closed steady,
~ follow. November, nominal; December,
os5@oSS. January, COS February, loO56,
i0Os, March, lOls@iola April, 1880
iOD May 10 iO@iOii; June, i05ofio5I
July, lopaio6i; August, iO.js@lO 90.
Sales. in.OOo bales.
D,iLY roRr AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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GOVERNMENT.
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton opened steady and
closed steady middling, ogiGc. Sales, 800
bales, including i,7JO last evening, Of which
$3.50 To exporters and $3.50 10 spnners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary, so-lGc'
low middling, $40; mildling 0-lGc; good
mddliug lj-lGc middling fair, lO'tci fair
nominal,
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Wool.

ST. LouIs, No. Nov. 0-Wool-Stcady
and unchangcd bright medium, lSCL2i = e:
coarse braid, l5d22c; low sandy lOCllsc;
fine light, lGHi2hi fine heavy, i2alsc; tub
washed. choice, 35c; inferior, 30@ 3Jc;
sacks It,lf M
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Nashville Preacher addressing deaconl
Are there sny opera sinecB In the con-
grcsiiioo3 Veacol-l think not, sir.
Preschci-Ih.n proceed 10 denounce
the stsec. --trsaneas Traveller.
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oraiu. Provisions nnd Grorerics.


ST.. Lorts. Mo-, Nov. -Flour-Ncy
strong, but No change.
Mhcni-Opcncd firm nj Last nights close,
aud later broke -, hut recovered, aud closed
firm nj Yesterday iigurrs, No. , rel. cash.
10. December 75t.Gt7tC, closing at .5isc
lid: Ianuhry. 57iic, closing NJ i've nom.
inal. May. 80 sGiSic, closing at Ste.
Com-lrpgular January - higher cash,
lG6tiGisc December, H'sc, closing ~ ir,
nominal. January, li@ii'.c, closing at ijc,
MAY, Et, ~ Sc, closing ~ il'gc
Oats strong. cash, - a. 21tJ, December.
~ bid, January. 2D,sc, MAY, 3Ii,o hid.
rive. "a ,@hSc hid Barley Strong at n
@Sisc. nmn-strong at 'jc. Commcal
-SironF at y ~.
IIny-Fim aud unchanged. primo tim.
othv. sta6lB ~; prtiric, sail.
Eggs-ipc Buttcr-fim creamery, 2jd
9,lc. dairy. iOCtIic.
proylslons- strong. pork-Ncw standard,
lIlOO. Iard-tGOO Dry altcd meats
Bowed shoulders. $50 y long cloar., A. p
d7 ., y; clear ribs, ~ 2otgi y =, short clcalS,
81 0ta1 Jlid. bron..H9Ncd shoulders,
~ Ooa6 -. long clcafs, " clear ribs, ~ NJ
6s igis; short clears. y %. Hams Steady
tC int 1900 bH4 wheat Go1
bu. corn. ~. 90 hu oats, i0UO hu: I've. o.
I'm. harley. none. shipments Flour iaOG
brlG wheat, none. corn, 5000 bu. oats
II. 90 bu. rye, 1900 bu; barley, 2j0o
Afternoon noarl. Irregular De
ccmbcr. III asked; january, u e. bid; May,
slt,c bid. Corn-Easior December ili,c
bid: january, 4ihc; May, ilsc. Oats
Quiet, May, 5ilfc.
Cmc,ao. Ill., Nov. 2l.-rhis was o fairly
octiv" dsy an The board Of trade. and pricc.
Of nil Inc articles on the lisi We're ouoisd
higher than Yesterday. The biggest trading
Mas done In pork, and, IN fact, during ihc
morning session ths attention Of the broker,
Was turned almost entirely TO H. The esti
mated receipts Cor the day at the yards wen,
only "a pR while yesterdays estimate.
placed The arrivals aQ.oS Packers were nc.
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need era.iuni.

rriNr CEupr on SIC, prime summer vel
low, "ictJ1c, choice cooking summer yellow
ing primo cotton seed meal. ti5faii 80, cal
load luts, less than car load, tl0tti6 10.
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TuE we'll known strengthening properties
Of iron. combined with other tonics and a
most perfect ncIvinc, arc found IN Carriers
Iron Pills, which strengthen tho nerves and
body, and improve the blood aud &C mplcx.
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59c; In SKIS, 5G@55c; mixed, in bulk, 81 "a
59c In SKIS, soc.
O,ts-From store, white, 30d40c; mixed,
37CI3Sc; from leycc or depot, white, in bulk,
Hi9@3jc; In SKIS, &c; mixed, In bulk, 33ci
I'm sLs lhn-
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OIL mud IurneniInc.

wuuINoroy, y. G., Nov 9o-Turpcntlnc
--Firm; 33c bid.
CLEVELAND, o.. Nov. 29-Pctrolcum-
Firm: - W., li0o Si.c.
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ruV from indic-,ton, dyspepsia, AMI too
heat, tatiGs, !, relieved n once or iahin:
one Of CarWr, l.itls Liver i'illA iinmediatsl;
altar diansr. Don't fOlsct tina.
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New York Dry Good. Market.

NEw YoRg, Nov. 29-Thcrc was an ire
gular demand for miscellaneous assorimcnts
to meet current prices, hut new business for
spring was limited, because of the mills be.
ing sold ahead. Pcquot holds advanced on
the basis Of "a Nc for 1914 bloachcd.
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extra saddle, s2oO@3OO; plugs, Si0g75;
Texas ponies, si5@G0.
MuLEs-Moderatc demand, 10 TO 49,.
hands high, $l25@l5o; 1919 to 10 hands high,
<l5Onls5
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
APPEAL OiTtcr,

TUESDAY EvENING, Nov. -, 1881,
The money markc, remains very firm, with
loans at per cent. The demand fully equals
the supply, and none but customers are ac-
commodntcd 10y the hanks.
The Clearinghouse report Is o' follows
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WILL he found an excellent remedy for
sick headache Carriers Little Liver Pills
Thousands II letters from people who have
used them prove this fact. Try them.
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EXCHANGE.


New York and cities north and east, ON lie
mand, s. discount buying, par selling New
York and principal cities north aud east,
three DAYS grace, s. discount buying, par
selling; New orleans, s. discount buying,
par selling.
No feature Of Interest was developed nj
the stock call board session today. The local
cotton market closed steady, with sales ol
500 bales. The amount Of cotton burned
at Memphis this season amounts 10 1881
bales New Orleans spots closed steady at an
advance Of l-lGr. Liverpool closed steady,
without quotablc changes In prices, with
futures quiet and steady, November dc
clining point, other months unchanged.
At Manchester cloths are dull, inclined 10
drop Yarns steady, though somewhat in
active New York spots were firm, and ad-
vanccS i-l6c.
G. l.. Greene & Co.'S report on cotton tut.
urcs says. The market underwent some
little huctuation, hut the noticeable feature
was the latent strength developed, on which
values inclined upward during the greater
part Of the session. 4 slight pressure at the
opening led 20 few points decline. but o
hardening quickly followed and between
covering aud sprinkling Of new onlers ~ to
~ points from the lowest was recovered 4
setback IT 2@3 points from the highest took
place under n small raid, but the final tone
was on the whole, pretty firm"
The local general market Il without
change, except ~ To meats, which arr ad.
NnncIng aud feed siuils, which arc higher.
The nmdstrcots agency reports ib3 failures
IN the United States during the week ending
November -, 1857, against 223 in the priced.
ing week, and 2Oi l09, 2Ii aud - in the cor.
responding weeks " 1856 1856 iSSlnnd isSl
respectively. Middle States, IS, New Eng.
land States. :, Southern States, 90: Western
State, a.. Pacific States and Territories, Is:
Canada, Is. Total In the United States aud
Canada III.
IMPORTS.
Eighteen hrls apples, 2oOsks bran. 10 pkg,
baron, ~ pkrs boots and shoes, 2Ud bu
corn, $50 pkrs cheese. a. sis coffee, 4 .Soa
tks cotton seed, II ears cotton seed, 81
bdis cotton tics lu7 pkg dry goods, u
pkg eggs - hrls -four, 100 bales hav, ~
pkg hats, ~ head cattle 20 head hursrs
aud mules, u1 pkgs lard ", OO0 feet lumber.
70 pig liquor, ~ brls limc, - brls meal,
500 bu oats. : ears pork sides l5t brl,
sugar I'D pkg tobacco % bu wheat
uEyAIoE urroErs.
The following shows tho amount " grain
received. Withdrawn tnd IN store hy regular
elevator, o. reported a. the Merchants rN.
change to-day Wheat iu stirr, Gs1 hu
Corn withdrawn, 2i3bu, n store. las mi
oat Withdrawn, I, iol bu in stury, "a ,7J7 bu
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nnn,I. mud SinrL.

The following list n corrected regularly
and may be- regarded as the latest quotations.
HANK ffutkR.
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MnIr. aud Ilnt.s..

NON t'-- Moderate demand, drivers, 500
VJ' heavy daft, 500, iaddlc, tla5@sQo
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THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN

Are born Into the world evcry day With some ccgc'
matious affection, such ~ milk crust fcall head,
surf. ~ dandnn sur ~ develop into an agOng.
ing crgcma, the Itching, burning, aud dihrumtion
oi which make life q prolonged toriuru unless
properly tn'acd.
warm hath With CttirunA soar, an exquisite
SKIN Hautitief, aud q single application Of tt1t,
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cicnt to arrest the ppgp. VI the disease and point
81 speedy and permanent cure
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takrs pride IN their beauty, purity and health am,
IN lc.inwing upon them n rhlldn greatest inhcti'
tance-a skin without hlgmish, aud q body nour.
ishcd 10y pun hlood should fail 10 make ulal Of
the OtIiUtnA liAnpiIE.
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pages. o illustrations aud ioo testimonials
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IIINAInE nrInnTs.

The following shows tho amount ~ grain
rccciycd. Withdrawn thi IN store by regular
elevator, o. reported Ia the Merchants rN.
change today. Wheat in store On hu.
Corn withdrawn, 2i3bu, In store, Las bu.
Oats Withdrawn, I .hpl bu. in siur,. "a ,7J7 bu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

CucAGo. H.. Nov. 2n-Assoriatcd bank
clearing, tolay were snNi,un.
n,truour Md. Nov. Blank clcarings
today were SECS, uJ0i balances, Sis7,gD
~. Ioris. No. Nov. N-lilnk clearing,
TODAY were s2, SO 2Ot balancc-. $40 l4I.
INV YoHk Nov. N Bank clcarings IN.
DAY wcrc siis. iOl ~; balances, s5,i53,U,S.
IiusroN, Mass. Nov. ~ Bank cloarings
to-day wcrr sii,uoi, Est balance. A. 'O7,32i.
PnuApHrntA. Ia. Nov - Bank clear.
ings today were tii,U1N balances, -,
OF 40.
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LoNDON, Nov @.-I0nsOIs cIoscd 90
iui 1-iG iur both money and account
United States bonds, a. 1906. United States
bonds, ~ hos. Blr silver SD per
ounce.
Pans, Nov. % -Thcc per cent. rrntcs,
Slf lsc Tor the account
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